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Posted by Albert Mast on November 09, 1999 at 05:09:54:
I am busy with a study on the subject of Strategic Human Resource Management for my MBA.
I am interested in the relationship between SHRM and Knowledge Management from a business perspective or organisational perspective. How do these subjects influence each other and how can SHRM contribute to Knowledge Management in an organisation? Especially in an knowledge intensive organisation.Greetings Albert
- Re: Knowledge Management in relationship to Strategic Human Resource Management Vaughn P Fox 23:15:51 11/11/99 (0)
- Generative cycle Denham 10:46:12 11/09/99 (0)
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